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Rachel Newcombe, LICSW

374 North Beach Road , Eastsound, Washington
Currently Has Openings
License # 00008844
(360) 376-5883
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  • Overview

    OVERVIEW

    Private Practice Description:

    I am a psychoanalytically trained therapist working with individuals and couples. I think of psychoanalysis as a collaborative process that helps you understand yourself more deeply. In therapy we will talk to each other and create an atmosphere that allows for curiosity and openness. I will help you listen more attentively to your own thoughts in order to recognize and understand underlying motivations. I also provide individual and group supervision for therapists who are seeking licensure as well as for therapists who are already licensed.

    Languages:

    • English
    Ages Accepted:

    • Young adults
    • Adults
    • Seniors

  • Details

    PRACTICE DETAILS

    Teletherapy Available:

    • Yes
    Services Offered:

    • Individual Therapy
    Approaches to Therapy:

    • Psychodynamic
    • Psychoanalysis
    Specialties:

    • Existential Issues
    • Family Therapy
    • Gay and Lesbian Issues
    • Grief and Loss
    • LGBTQA (Lesbian
    • Marital Discord
    • Sexual Assault
    • Relationship Issues
    • Shame & Guilt

  • Credentials

    Primary License Type:

    Primary Licensing State:

    • WA
    Primary License #: 00008844

  • Availability

    AVAILABILITY

    Currently Accepting Clients: Yes
    ADA Accessible: No
    Near Public Transportation?: No

  • Payment

    Currently Accepting Health Insurance?:

    • Not Accepted

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